Sentence examples for objective governance from inspiring English sources

A strong program vision and purpose, as well as a robust, empowered and objective governance structure is required to ensure effective delivery of OH's service delivery to clients as well as adequate resources.

One observer defines politocracy as a political form of government where "politicians work for the party, not the electorate, the raison d'etre of such a system is to get the party elected by using more scientific methods to win elections...The political class become self-serving thus divorced from objective governance".

It further raises the question how can government gainfully serve and be objective if there are such potentially conflicted relationships as those between the need for fair and objective governance and the personal career tracks, access and ambition of those representing the electorate in positions of public authority.

This evolution, over the last decade, has made boards better at dispensing tough, objective advice, governance experts say, and may even be playing a role in American companies' current run of success.

Inclusive, participative practices are being accentuated, and reinforcing civic involvement pronounced to be a major objective of governance reforms.

"Rigid stability is about defining absolute social calm as the objective of governance," wrote Mr Yu in an article carried by the China Media Project, a Hong-Kong-based centre that monitors the media in China.

The NMA, which represents all the major newspaper publishers except Richard Desmond's Express group and the Financial Times, is calling on the government to implement 10 changes to the BBC's objectives and governance.

It is argued that corporate carbon strategies have three main objectives: carbon governance, carbon reduction and carbon competitiveness.

Collaborative approaches in contrast require (re)negotiation of everything from objectives to governance, and sensitivity to and respect for the various and at times diverging agendas and constraints of various "stakeholders".

The differences were found in all characteristics, such as governance structure and mechanisms, level of legitimacy, trust, objectives, government involvement, age, and size.

"You need to clarify the governance objective," Ninfa Segarra, the president of the Board of Education, said yesterday.